Mcp2200-usb-serial-port-emulator-driver_8029301.exe doesn't have a product name yet and it is developed by unknown. We have seen about 1 different instances of mcp2200-usb-serial-port-emulator-driver_8029301.exe in different location. Oct 17, 2011  Home » All Forums » [8-Bit Microcontrollers] » Peripherals / Core Independent Peripherals » Communications (EUSART/AUSART, I2C/SPI, USB, CAN, LIN, KeeLoq) » MCP2200 Driver Installation Mark Thread Unread Flat Reading Mode.

MCP2200 Driver Installation Hi, I am trying to do a software-first installation of the mcp2200 driver using the Windows Driver Kit program DPInst. I place dpinst.exe in the same folder as MCP2200.inf (downloaded from under MCP2200 Drivers & Utilities).

On my windows XP x32 SP3 machine I get an install failed status, whereas it works fine on my win7 x64 machine. Now usually the.sys file is supposed to be in the same folder as dpinst as well as the.inf file, does anyone know how to obtain the MCP2200.sys file? I've read that it's name is usbser.sys. Is this a driver that comes preinstalled with windows? Is there another way of doing a software-first driver installation besides the use of DPInst? Edit: I checked the log of dpinst and it says it can't find the catlog file MCP2200.cat, the x64 machine says it already has the driver pre-installed so it may not be a 32/64 bit problem.

Is the cat file supposed to be supplied with the inf file, because it is not included. Recenziya na attestacionnuyu rabotu vracha obrazec. Pacer I assume you are aware that there are two versions of dpinst.exe?

One for 32-bit and a different one for 64-bit. Your assumption is correct, I am running the correct version of dpinst.

I had a look at some of its configuration flags and it requires the legacy mode flag to install unsigned drivers. Legacy mode also installs drivers with missing files (in this case the.cat file). I have a feeling that signed drivers require a catalog file and maybe microchip doesn't want to release an unsigned driver to the public. Anyway, the legacy mode flag (/lm on cmd line) makes the install work.

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